Preposition: of

• amusement: Common Errors in English - Avoid titters of amusement at the way you write or speak.

Converse of object

• raise: But he did raise a titter from the kids when he demonstrated how he would play tunes on women's ' butt cracks ' .

• draw: The suggestion draws a nervous titter from Airey, who is clearly aware of the threat.

• bar: He was, tho, the only person in the entire cinema laughing, bar a few titters here and there.

• cause: Some of his faces caused a titter in the audience, who were then asked to stand and sing ' Hosanna ' .

• provoke: On the night I was there, Paulina's great line provoked an embarrassed titter.

• have: Now i'm not one to gloat normally but... i couldn't help but have a little titter!

Adjective modifier

• few: He was, tho, the only person in the entire cinema laughing, bar a few titters here and there.

• nervous: The suggestion draws a nervous titter from Airey, who is clearly aware of the threat.

• little: Now i'm not one to gloat normally but... i couldn't help but have a little titter!

• loud: There was a loud titter among the audience who thought this was an accident.

• occasional: An occasional titter here and there from the audience paid heed to the humor.

• odd: Well, actually, cue the odd titter here and there.

Modifies a noun

• ye: The perfect innocence of sperm as sacrifice is due to its lack of experience ( titter ye not!